Shortsleeve order again
Discussion topic of the school run was 'is it warmer today than when we were on the holiday our parents spent all that money on?' I could of course provide the answer to that - no, by 1 degree C. Tenerife was 28C, London today will be 27C. But it will feel hotter as you have Maths French and Science to do before lunch. Enjoy!
This is another coffee house blog as assorted children, parents, nannys, vagrants and journalists wander in and out of the café looking for sustenance. Today there is clearly a plan afoot to annoy me by doing that most ridiculous thing-paying for a coffee with a credit card. It's only £1.80, there's a big queue, I have a blog to write on vital issues, please have some change handy. It's not too much to ask really is it? Oh wait,the swipey bit of your card doesn't work and the numbers need to be entered manually. And it's being turned down. Oh you have another card! Good news everyone! He's got another card! We'll just go through all that routine again...
Next time I'll bring a flask and stay in the car.
Hooray for our anthems man on yesterday's show, that was fine work. I love the idea of a national anthem that has dance moves or is a waltz. Not sure the Urubans will be top of the podium but here's hoping.
Today Nigel cooks up a Lamb Balti as part of his best of the best series so a little duvet raiser as a treat post 6.
And oldies please to mark the 50th anniversary of SONGS OF PRAISE. Our spiritual leader Aled Jones leads the party but your songs are what matters. You know what to do.
Have a factor 50, hat wearing Thursday, see you after 5

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At 09:22 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:What a wonderful world - Louis Armstrong.
MTF.xx
Praise indeed.
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At 09:24 29th Sep 2011, Tortie Cat wrote:Morning all again
HALLELUJAH - Jeff buckley
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At 09:24 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:Good Morning Simon and praise be for another fine day and a pulse ...
ID LIKE TO TEACH THE WORLD TO SING - NEW SEEKERS
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At 09:26 29th Sep 2011, WickedFairyFlo wrote:Morning again everyone
Shame I have to work on such a glorious day!
SING ~ Travis
SING ~ The Carpenters
HALLELUJAH ~ Jeff Buckley
CHURCH OF THE POISON MIND ~ Culture Club
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At 09:26 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:My sweet Lord - George Harrison.
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At 09:26 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:PRAISE YOU - FATBOY SLIM
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At 09:26 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:Good Morning Again -
Suggest -
PRAISE YOU - Fat Boy Slim
HALLELUJAH - Jeff Buckley or Leonard Cohen (not Alexandra Burke!)
MORNING HAS BROKEN - Cat Stevens
MY SWEET LORD - George Harrison
LIFTED - Lighthouse Family
YOU RAISE ME UP - Josh Groban or Westlife
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At 09:27 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:PAMELA PAMELA - Wayne Fontana
HIM HIM HIM - Rupert Holmes
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At 09:29 29th Sep 2011, Jilly wrote:Good morning again,
Tunes ...
Praise You - Fatboy Slim
Hymn - Ultravox
Thank You For The Music - Abba
Put on your Sunday Clothes - ?? (from Hello Dolly)
Have a good day x
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At 09:30 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:Morning Simon, team, NYM and sun-kissed cash-only bloggers
CHURCH OF THE POISON MIND - Culture Club
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At 09:30 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:DJ please can you play ..
A SONG FOR THE LOVERS - RICHARD ASHCROFT
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At 09:32 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:You are so beautiful to me - Joe Cocker.
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At 09:32 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:GLORIOUS - ANDREAS JOHNSON
GLORIA - VAN MORRISON
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At 09:32 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:EVERY DAY IS LIKE SUNDAY - Morrissey
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At 09:33 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:3 from TT
I FOUND HEAVEN
BEAUTIFUL WORLD
SHINE
(WAH!)
SHINE SILENTLY - Nils Lofgren
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At 09:33 29th Sep 2011, AmericaMo wrote:Good morning Simon, Team, NYM and blogpoppets!
The sun is shining! And the work network is down so no work for the mo. Not sure why t'internet is still working but who's complaining.
Fatboy Slim - Praise You
Little Richard - Long Tall Sally (Magnusson)
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At 09:33 29th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:Good morning everyone.
Quick weather-flash from Cumbria: sunny with a little hazy cloud.
BRB
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At 09:33 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Always a Woman - Billy Joel.
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At 09:34 29th Sep 2011, WickedFairyFlo wrote:GLORIA ~ Van Morrison
ALL RISE ~ Blue
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At 09:34 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:AMAZED - Lonestar
NOBODY DOES IT BETTER - Carly Simon
SIMPLY THE BEST - Tina Turner
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At 09:34 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Just the way you are - Billy Joel
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At 09:35 29th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:It doesn't seem to have been chosen yet so how about:
GLORIOUS by THE PIERCES
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At 09:36 29th Sep 2011, Simonward1964 wrote:Morning all!
#6 KatyMac great suggestion so I'll second "Praise You" by Fat Boy Slim and add a couple of cheeky U2 songs in "Gloria" or "With A Shout (Jerusalem)" just to give a holy feel to the blog!
Hope you are all enjoying the heatwave!
GB
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At 09:36 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL - The New Vaudeville Band
Hat, coat? Actually make that shorts, sandals.
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At 09:36 29th Sep 2011, Jilly wrote:Would love to hear...
God Gave Rock 'n' Roll to you - Kiss :-)
also ..
Listen to the Music - The Doobie Brothers
God Only Knows - The Beach Boys
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At 09:38 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:Another TT - PRAY
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At 09:38 29th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:Good Morning Simon, Team and Blogpoppets
Beautiful day here - roof down this morning.
How about:
PRAISE YOU by Fatboy Slim
HALLELUJAH by Leonard Cohen
YOU RAISE ME UP by Westlife
LIKE A PRAYER by Madonna
WHEN I RULED THE WORLD by Coldplay ("I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing, Roman Cavalry choirs are singing...")
Deebee ~X~
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At 09:39 29th Sep 2011, Mandy wrote:Hi Simon and everyone
Mmmm lamb balti! Hate indian normally but biryani and lamb balti very nice!
Many thanx for double memsh yesterday it cheered me up after an emotional afternoon.
Well done to all othet menshees!
Now for the themeage:
1. PRAISE YOU - Fatboy Slim
2. MY SWEET LORD - George Harrison
3. SING OUR OWN SONG - UB40
4. PRAY - Take That
5. SING - The Carpenters
6. I Believe - THE HAPPY CLAPPERS
7. HALLELULAH DAY - Jackson 5
Back later on route to agency meeting to get me a contract!
Laters
Mandy ;)
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At 09:39 29th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:And, before I get on with some work, yesterday evening a few posts referred to recorded radio shows. All I can say is that Jools Holland's Hootenanay was never the same after I discovered it wasn't going out live on a New Years Eve. I felt more than a little cheated staying in to watch it 'live'; I just record it now.
Catch you all later, I hope.
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At 09:39 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:I BELIEVE - Frankie Laine
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At 09:39 29th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:#27 When I logged on 10 minutes ago there were only 9 posts...
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At 09:40 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:HYMN TO HER - THE PRETENDERS
HYMN - ULTRAVOX
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At 09:41 29th Sep 2011, Our Zoe wrote:Good Morning All :)
I enjoyed the anthems man on yesterday's show too, and I enjoyed listening to Bernard Cornwall, I was a big fan of the Sharpe TV series, but I'm ashamed to say I have never read the books, something I intend to remedy.
It is very annoying when people pay for small things by card, but then, like the queen, I don't always carry cash, so sometimes I've done the same!
Oldie suggestions...
AMAZING GRACE - JUDY COLLINS ( or one of the other fine versions)
CRYING IN THE CHAPEL - ELVIS PRESLEY
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At 09:42 29th Sep 2011, Brandon wrote:Hello Again.
'Celebration' Kool and the Gang
Have a good day everybody
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At 09:42 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:WHY SHOULD THE DEVIL HAVE ALL THE GOOD MUSIC? - Sir Cliff
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At 09:44 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:Thanks Brandon - you have just reminded me ...
CELEBRATION DAY - LED ZEPPELIN
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At 09:44 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:OH HAPPY DAY - Edwin Hawkins Singers
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At 09:44 29th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:Here's one for the HOIB
I BELIEVE by Robson and Jerome.
I'll get my coat...
~X~
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At 09:45 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:You to me are everything - The Real thing.
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At 09:46 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:DAY BY DAY -Cast of Godspell
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At 09:48 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:FAITH - George Michael
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At 09:50 29th Sep 2011, Our Zoe wrote:A few more oldie suggestions...
WHENEVER GOD SHINES HIS LIGHT - VAN MORRISON & CLIFF RICHARD
Oh HAPPY DAY - EDWIN HAWKIN SINGERS
ONE VOICE - BARRY MANILOW
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At 09:51 29th Sep 2011, Alan D wrote:Morning everyone
I know its been chosen already - but HALLELUJAH by JEFF BUCKLEY is a must surely!
How about ALONG CAME JONES by the Coasters.
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At 09:53 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:THAT'S THE WAY GOD PLANNED IT - Billy Preston
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At 09:55 29th Sep 2011, Paul the man from Milton wrote:Mornin Simon, all the Team and Drivetimers everywhere!
Loved yesterday's show, especially the confession! Thanks for the mensh btw, and congrats everyone on the great tune suggestions.
Some uplifting songs required for today's theme methinks:
PROMISED YOU A MIRACLE - SIMPLE MINDS
THE MIRACLE - QUEEN
PRAISE YOU - FATBOY SLIM
HALLELUJAH - HAPPY MONDAYS
and one that won't be played but needs a mention all the same:
VICAR IN A TUTU - THE SMITHS
Well have fun all
- Paul :o)
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At 09:56 29th Sep 2011, Brandon wrote:'Knockin On Heaven's Door' Eric Clapton
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At 09:57 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:TURN YOUR RADIO ON - Ray Stevens
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At 09:59 29th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:MISSISSIPPI SQUIRREL REVIVAL IN THE FIRST RIGHTEOUS CHURCH - Ray Stevens
I WILL FOLLOW MY CLIFF RICHARD - Russ Abbott
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At 10:02 29th Sep 2011, AmericaMo wrote:#25 What a fantastic shout, Jilly. i hope it gets played.
#33 re cash vs. cards, I do wish Aberdeen City Council (other local govts are available and probably better value for money) would install parking meters that take cards. Parking fees are more than high enough to justify it.
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At 10:02 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:You're my best Friend - Queen.
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At 10:04 29th Sep 2011, Brandon wrote:'Come Together' The Beatles
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At 10:04 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:Howzabout...
THE CONGREGATION - Alice Cooper
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At 10:05 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:You were made for me - Freddie and the Dreamers.
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At 10:05 29th Sep 2011, Our Zoe wrote:A couple more oldie suggestions...
HOLLY HOLY - NEIL DIAMOND
MAKE YOUR OWN KIND OF MUSIC - MAMA CASS
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At 10:09 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Warm and beautiful - Wings.
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At 10:09 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:SING (SING A SONG) - PERRY COMO
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At 10:11 29th Sep 2011, Ken wrote:Morning all
The best version of a hymm ever, and indeed by far, is:
JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE - Van Morrison from Hymms to the Silence
Not suggesting it, it just came to mind with today's oldies subject.
Enjoyed the blog musings re. people taking too long to pay. One of my pet irritants, especially people paying with cash who aren't ready to hand over the readies as soon as they reach the till :-)
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At 10:11 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Bizarre Katymaty, was just scrolling down through Perry Como too!
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At 10:11 29th Sep 2011, Tortie Cat wrote:What a lovely theme today, and som many good songs chosen - NYM is going to have a tough job today!
I'm looking forward to hearing about the lamb balti - one of my favourites!
T x
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At 10:11 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:RIVERS OF BABYLON - Boney M
Go on, you know you want to hear it and sing along?!
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At 10:12 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Not that I always rely on such things for inspiration I quickly add. LOL!
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At 10:14 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Weeeeeed.
Oh I hear a call from the garden, must dash.
Flobble obble everyone.
MTF.xx
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At 10:18 29th Sep 2011, Ken wrote:#60 There's much I will song along to, but not that one! :-)
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At 10:18 29th Sep 2011, loveoneanother wrote:Hallelujah I Love Her So by Ray Charles
Praise You by Fatboy Slim
Take Yo Praise by Camilla Yarborough
Glory Glory by The (Young) Rascals
Gloria by U2
You Are So Beautiful by Joe Cocker
Sing A Simple Song by Sly & The Family Stone (featuring D'Angelo, Isaac Hayes and Chuck D from the Different Strokes by Different Folks album)
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At 10:18 29th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:Are there problems with the blog today? Keeps disappearing here.
My K-word ................... Kaleidoscopic
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At 10:22 29th Sep 2011, Paul the man from Milton wrote:A few suggestions from my colleague, Richard:
WALKING IN THE AIR - ALED JONES
HEAVEN CAN WAIT - IRON MAIDEN
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At 10:24 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:PRETTY BABY ( you look so heavenly) - BLONDIE.
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At 10:25 29th Sep 2011, Paul the man from Milton wrote:and one from my other colleague, Paul G.
GOD ONLY KNOWS - BEACH BOYS
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At 10:25 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:Always a DT favourite....
SONG SUNG BLUE - Neil Diamond
Thinking about the audience in SoP, I doubt GT&T will get an airing today....!!
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At 10:30 29th Sep 2011, PhilMewis wrote:Morning,
Everday is like Sunday - Morrissey
Sunday - Cranberries
Sunday Morning Call - Oasis
Lazy Sunday - Small Faces
Songs of love - The Divine Comedy
Day of the Lords - Joy Division
Jesus he knows me - Genesis
Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode
God put a smile upon your face - Coldplay
Whenever god shines his light - Van Morrison
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At 10:30 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:#69 For members of the Chartered Institute of Pendants, by "audience", I mean "congregation" of course.
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At 10:30 29th Sep 2011, Queen_Autumn wrote:What a beautiful day. Good morning all.
Oldies:
2nding calls for
My Sweet Lord - George Harrison
Praise You - Fat Boy Slim
Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
I love Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley but's not really a song of praise (and in fact we used it at a family funeral :( so it always has me in bits - which was somewhat embarassing in Hyde Park surrounded by 70.000 people when JBJ sang it)
Adding:
Gloria - Van Morrison
Thank You - Dido
Thank You for Loving Me - Bon Jovi
Thank the Lord for the Nightime - Neil Diamond
God Bless the Child - Billie Holiday
God Only Know - The Beach Boys
Pray - Take That
The Power of Love - Frankie Goes to Hollywood (or Huey Lewis but please not Jennifer Rush)
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At 10:30 29th Sep 2011, Jilly wrote:#49 Thanks, Mo. And I agree with the your parking meter comment. I can't remember where it was but a while ago I had to find £8 in change as the car park I was in did not take either notes or cards!!!
#65 Yes Harry I think there is, I have the same problem here.
My K of the day is kerfuffle
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At 10:33 29th Sep 2011, Nick wrote:Morning all, what a scorcher!
How about
HYMN FROM A VILLAGE - JAMES
PRAISE CHORUS - JIMMY EAT WORLD
THE PREACHER - SHOW OF HANDS - bit gloomy but I think Simon likes them...
Have a good day everyone.
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At 10:33 29th Sep 2011, Queen_Autumn wrote:Forgot K word ...... kissing
Such a simple pleasure :) Or not simple ....depending on the person involved ....
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At 10:34 29th Sep 2011, Our Zoe wrote:I am not a religious person, but there have been some lovely songs written on the subject, and I do like to hear Christmas carols etc sung by choirs. When I was a child we always had songs of praise on during Sunday tea, it was part of the ritual.
A couple more oldie suggestions...
HOPE OF DELIVERANCE - PAUL McCARTNEY
LET IT BE - THE BEATLES
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At 10:35 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:One wonders whether all the 'Angel' songs might be relevant to this theme? We haven't really covered them yet - but if we leave them out ...
SING DON'T SPEAK - BLACKFOOT SUE
On second thoughts - listening to the track again, they should have taken their own advice ..
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At 10:35 29th Sep 2011, Queen_Autumn wrote:Forgot my K word .... kissing
Such a simple pleasure :) .... or not, depending on who you're kissing!
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At 10:45 29th Sep 2011, Jilly wrote:#77 Katy, I did fleetingly ponder on the 'Angel' songs .. but decided against it #mightlivetoregretit ;-)
#75/78 AG, having trouble my lovely? Or mind distracted by thoughts of your word of the day?? ;-)
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At 10:45 29th Sep 2011, PennyForem wrote:Morning all
SUNDAY GIRL - BLONDIE
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At 10:50 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:#76 - Zoe, same here, I suspect it was the same in a lot of houses up and down the country. A dark Sunday evening, tea in front of the fire/telly, Songs of Praise , which was somewhere between Black Beauty, the Onedin Line, Poldark, and Catweazle.
Today would have been my Dad's 85th birthday. When he died - on a Sunday - we returned from the hospital, and I suppose to keep busy, my mum, sister and I started planning the funeral, and soon came to choosing songs. We fetched his red leather-bound hymn book from the piano stool, and sat around the kitchen table mimicking him belting out "Guide me Oh thou great redeemer" (Bread of heaven...), which was his favourite Songs of Praise choice, until we collapsed in hysterical laughter!
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At 10:54 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:SONNET - THE VERVE
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At 10:58 29th Sep 2011, Vildeen wrote:Good morning all
First thoughts for Songs of Praise tunes
JERUSALEM - EMMERSON LAKE AND PALMER
Enjoy the day
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At 10:58 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:#81 John - great story.
Curiously enough - funerals were on my mind too. I hesitated whilst I was posting Sonnet / Verve because it was one of the songs we played at my brother's funeral in July ... then I thought - hey, whyever not
:^)
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At 11:00 29th Sep 2011, AmericaMo wrote:AutumnG, my K word was going to be "kiss".
Shall think of another.
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At 11:01 29th Sep 2011, AmericaMo wrote:#84 I would hope that's the best reason for having it played Katy.
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At 11:10 29th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:#81 John - great story! I'm sure your dad must have been looking down on you laughing along with you. Out of interest, did you sing it at his funeral?
BTW did you know that Simon's brother Jonathan has produced 'Songs of Praise'.
My parents were once on the programme - years ago when it came from Canterbury Cathedral and the choirs from all the local churches were invited to take part. They filmed it over 2 days, and they were asked to wear the same clothes on both days for continuity. And on a separate occasion my godparents appeared on camera when 'Songs of Praise' was filmed in York. My Mum was watching the show and hadn't realised they were going to be there, so she was quite surprised to see them!
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At 11:12 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:#84 Thanks Katy. The power of song and music is on a par with smell and taste - provokes instantly vivid and very deep-rooted memories and emotions.
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At 11:12 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:#86 Thanks Mo x
perhaps a bit downbeat though. On the contrary here's a fine 'up song' which I really would love to hear ...
JOYBRINGER - MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND
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At 11:12 29th Sep 2011, Ken wrote:K-word - KRIBENSIS. Who doesn't love a grey horse? A fine hurdler, and a nice long retirement as (Sir Michael) Stoutey's hack. Saw him on the gallops in that role at Newmarket a number of times.
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At 11:13 29th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:#87 Deebee - yes, we did, and we shared a knowing smile.
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At 11:20 29th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:#90 .... Desert Orchid - through the mist on the gallops above Whitsbury stables.
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At 11:21 29th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:morning again! Just back froM the primary school harvest festival in the village church...'harvest samba' is order of the day not so much of a whiff of 'we plough the fiels and scatter'....
not had time to read back but have tweeted a few songs:
I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER ARETHA FRANKLIN
GOD IS ADJ FAITHLESS
SING BABY SING THE STYLISTICS
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At 11:22 29th Sep 2011, Brandon wrote:K word, Kind or Kindness
Off out catch up later
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At 11:24 29th Sep 2011, Vildeen wrote:Further thoughts
ALL TOGETHER NOW - THE FARM
LIVING ON A PRAYER - BON JOVI
POEMS PROMISES AND PRAYERS - JOHN DENVER
GOD BLESS THE CHILD - BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS
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At 11:26 29th Sep 2011, Ken wrote:#76 Likewise. It's not for me, but religion has some great songs, and glorious music. I love the likes of Faure's Requiem, and the Rachmaninoff Vesper that Charles Hazelwood played last week. There's something glorious about the combination of those voices recorded in church acoustics.
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At 11:35 29th Sep 2011, Ken wrote:#92 On the wall next to wear I sit at my PC at home is a photo of Desert Orchid (reins held by Paul Holley) running noses with Muse (who is in his box) at Whistsbury. I was in the group that owned Muse and we were down there for an annual pre-season visit. Dessie had had his pre-season schooling session with Dunwoody a bit earlier (probably covering an extra mile before he could pul him up!) so he was around that morning as well.
Love it at Whitsbury. Seem to remember David Elsworth boiling milk to make us coffee when a couple of us went to visit Muse as he was recovering from his second tendon injury before retiring to a Dorset field. Shame he moved to Newmarket.
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At 11:35 29th Sep 2011, Queen_Autumn wrote:So now I've posted it twice. Definitely a few technical glitches ....
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At 11:37 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Ah, I see. All I had to do was sign in AGAIN!
K word......
Kilimanjaro. Aint no mountain high enough!
Just working my way up very, very gradually.
MTF.xx
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At 11:37 29th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Oh well!
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